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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04

a DMzNISTRATORS NOTICE
n Letters IF a&rninistTrion on -as estate o:
James L-Ahy, deceased. OF lilly bsSNogh, CatE
brtR county ESyinaS oeen granted Te the uEdeE'
signed. noticsis hereby giTsn 20 all persons n
dsbtsd 10 satd estate. to make paE wtthGot
delay. and thsss having claims sas-iHst the ssnae
will present them properly auth 90 rIeated tor set
tlaDisnt- JOHN 1&AHE .JE
Lilly. Osi. &c, 1857. Adn'r.
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4 CDIrORS' NOTICE
~ Having been appointed auditor te
mako = distribution OF the fund In tha hands OF
Joseph 4. Gray. Sheriff OF Cambria county. aTis-
INK from the sale OF property Of II. G. Ciarnan on
writ no. 81, September term, 1881. notice Sc here
by given that Will attend 10 tho duties OF the
raid appointment at the Arbitration SDon in ths
Court House, EnensburR, Pa. on "wednesday
November 3d. 1887, ~ half-psgt one o'cleek, r.
e. which time and placo. all persons tnterestot
must present their claims DO forever CebArred
from coming In satd fund.
JOHN r. LINTON, Asditnr.
JohEstowp. Oct c, 1857.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04

a ADMINISTRATIONS NDUiCE-
n Letters OF ;.gzniu istTssT-Du on the estate or
Daniel I,Oocey. 5sSeased. O. Munster Township,
having beet Ts A.sd n the ndsTsisn sd. notice 3
hereby given - sll pcrs JHs indebted - said sS-
tate 10 make ,syment without delay. and those
having clairIs against sac same will present them
properly ar der heated to- settlement
CHARLES CUDNEG,
admir-.
Nuns lsT Oct. &. 1857.
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A PPLICATION FOR CHARTER
u .E..L.... 4 !. L....L..-

A PPLICATIOS FOR CHARTER
~ Notice is hereby given that an applies
tion ~ili be made TO the Governor Jf Rennsyl-
V-nia on the twonty nth day OF November ~ D.
1857, by Robert Coleman. d. Il. Hastinxs. J. l..
Spanxler. Abraham Hess and W. =. Resdsr IN
der the Act of a Assemoly entitled An set 10
provide for the incorporation and regulation OF
certain corporations approved Ap=Il Zsth. 1874
and the supplements thereto for the charter OF an
Intended corporation to bs cslleI - The Bluhaker
Coal Cornsny," tho character and object Of which
Is the rnipinx and Producing OF coal. CO Ike and
other minerals, and the transportation and sale
thereof. sDd OF acquiring. holding and dispusiug
OF real estAte Sy sale. lease otherNise and FOR
these Furposes 10 hsve. pOssess and enjoy AL tho
rIzhts, bens1t- and privileges OF ssid Act Of A.
sembly and sCppliments rhr--tO-
HIVES & REEDER.
Nov. i 1857. Solicitors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
Altoona. Oct. IS,

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE
- Letters ef administration, the estsre a
Stephea a. Callan, decsssed having been grant
ed TO the undersEued notice il hereby given 20
sll pertous indebted 70 raid eStsJ- 20 mako pay.
mont without delay and those having claims
against the sans will present thsFn. propsriy au-
th.nticated for settlement A w. BUCK
khensburx, Pa. Aux. 70 fsa-, 60. Admir-.
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$50 Reward.

TIE school district Of Allegheny township will
paw the above reward for he arrest aud couvic
tirn % any person or per-ons found breaking into
inluriuE. Or IN any manner defariuz Sny OF the
school property Of raid to~ns1ip.
HUGH Da-SKEI.
Allegheny twp. Oct. q. 1881. President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
a TrDJrOHSr NOTICE

a { DI IUhN' INAII II &
II Having besn appointed auditor 70 10 ~
distribution ef the fund IN tue harcs Of JOseyh
A Cry. sheriff Of Cambria county. arising :neHn
tze sails OF real estEts Of William Cole on esssa-
sion No. 81. lane Term. 1855. Notice 10 b Sne ny
Eiyen that will attend TO the duties Of SAID Hp-
pS intraent n ny once In the bororgh OF ,soens-
oCrs on Tuesday, Nov IS 1857. At 10 sclocEs n
when All where sll parties interested may ap-
pear II they pzGpor. be fJrever csozrred
from coming in on said SHnd.
DaSALD 2. DUF-fON.
EoersburS. Oct Il, 1885,. st.
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-1C.4L .4.ND PERSONAL.

,rs-.v who signed himself Mr..
--rrafo DC Rlrjcs had ST.,
Ana De so, on his ear
AsIhanpcncd 70 hear,
,g,.r another chap Jumped Up and Ar.
...., who came from Ky
r....r.t tyd because she was ny
Sr..l NslN IN The rain
Ard srcrJ never complain
-r.agA ,hc weather was stining aud dry.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
What Everybody Knows

By dealing with us you are not only sure Of
yaving money but also of being correctly and
tashionably dressed and Of securing strictly first
class, reliable goods in every Department,
Combined with these inducements you have a
STOCK OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM
3 times as large as that Of any other
House in J0hlStOFl.
embracing all descriptions of good working gar
ments, business garments, and fine dress gar
ments. No goods of the trashy description ever
offered for sale in our establishment
WOOEF, SON & THOMAS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04

INXEl,UTORS' NOTICE
IL Estate OF ChrisroIer RGSine, deed. Lssse1
testa Isentary on the estate OF ChriftophoF 10
biue ists OF the borough OF Lilly. Cambria sOun-
ty Pa. deceased. having been gran'"t fn ihe nj
6erEtNned all peTsons iutscted 10 said sl5tN -
he~0y n iis1 make aAynent vithDC soslsF
sDi tbos having claim against the sS-nv ~ o..
par-~ept them properly antnentieated lo-- Fett O.
rrsa- 70 PkBER ROBIN r. Jr.
JACl T. CALLAHAN.
Executors Of Christopher Robi2e, deed.
LILY. Pa, September -. lss5. o..
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= WAsG. Z. GABLE & 60. :--


At0 to Bn in al sell
JyJ~ 0 M Jackets to CdwsI
TIL b w Ladies mmh ms g,w0l Cotton
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
TUESDAY, NOV 10, 1887,
ATlO'CIoCE Pn

the following valuable real estate yfy
AL that certain piece or parcel Of land situated
In Jlazrneld township. Cambria county Pa ad.
lointuE lands OF Matthew Ivory. heirs OF }. {.
Ivory. Patrick Mcclure. Francis Ivory and Jos
Dysart Son, Containing hundred acres
more or less. hEyiDs thereon erected two story
frame house, barn and outhuiIdings all n good
repair There Is an abundance OF gooc water, and
me orchard OD the premises.
aa-TElfAlS OF sale e=-Ohe-thir ird OF the purchase
money 10 be paid AZ the Confirmation Of the sale
and the remainder IN two equal annual d. ytaent
Eith interest. 10 be secuTss by the iudg re Soud
and mortgage OF the purcnA-er.
JOSEPH n GRAY
Trustee 10 zell the real estate OF Bernard Dune
gan. decd.
Ehensburg, Noy, 50, 1881
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
I'll II B O TT Q M
Is PREACHED AT LAST.

The largest stock of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found at my store [ am
now selling many goods at much less than [ can
replace them for hut will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until | am compelled to rsplenish
my stock. When you want cooking or heating
stove, tinware hardware, nails iron, glass trunks
and farming implements, cali and see my stock
and learn my prices. Aas ls, 80.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. Hoyt x Co. Wholesale ard retail
druggists OF Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric BIiteTs and Buck lens Arnica Save
for four yesTs- Have never handled remedies
that sci! as well. OF giVs such universal sat-
!sfaction. There have been some wonder
ful cures Effected by these medicines in this
city. SsveEaica=es OF pronounced consump p
tiOn have been entirely cured BY use OF =
few bottles OF Dr. Kings New Discovery.
taken IN connection with Electric B!tteEs.
We guarantee them always. Sold by Z.
James.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
MODE OF VOTING.

The attention Of ali gEalinel voters Is directed
10 the folio siux set Of Assembly rs2tIIst5ng the
ugis ~ FcliHE - this commonwealth
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
TUESDAY, .NOT. -, 1887
Att O'CLOCK. p. II

the following described Timber Land viz:
certain piece or parcel OF unSeste-i.!and stu
sted In Cl garfield township Cambris county. Pa.
bounded On the east by lind Of John R.rbin and
Mlcnael "ErOck, on tho south by hand of John
JATiheln and others. on the north by land OF
Hugh HAgan and John Durbin. containing ore
hundred aud thirty acres. more or less. This
land 10 deDsely covered with valuable timber
S-TERMS--Ons- third of the purchase money
TO oe ,'aid at the confirmation OF the ssie, aud
the remsinder In two equal annual payments.
with interest % be secured By the Judgment
bonds and mortgage OF the purchaaer
CELESTlNE MCMULLEN
Trustee to sell certain real estate nj
MATTHEW MCMCLLEN, deed.
ov-&th. 1887. -.
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-WASTED.-A respectable man to han,
die our famous Rubber Stamp. etc, iu this
district. ArMahGn BTUs. u Adams, 2I2
Penn avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa
DF. OIdshue.
So Grant Street,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
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Adjourned
Orphans Court Sale.

Dy virtue OF an order issuing out Of the Or-
ID phan's Court OF CamUrI4 County 70 me
directed. Will expose 10 public sale at the EK-
change Hotel IN the borough OF Ghost Springs on
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-04
Adjourned
Orphans Court Sale.

py virtue Of order Issuing out OF the Or.
ID phans' Court OF Cambria county to me di-
rected Will expose 20 puSlic sale at the TX
change Hotel IN the borough Of Chest Springs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
MR. 1RLAvDs FIVE DOLLAR COLD rIEcE

There IL a neat httle joe Fred Irand lie
rocentlv returned from showing expedition and
Te3 On T,a' nf3iaea Vith tie iica thai hc
-houd a.cr4ain his weight aud lind out no" much
I've had gained during h- absence. Ter r. IN uo
c.td hment OF those cuvctous IN ernll aci h'-
in the OF scales which vii ONLY vein ne Ir,on
who dr,us a nickel In 4 slot. and this Mr Irlau
ibt dccendrI vel ais lei and atch stew
yin fhc air Of A man who wa determined f. add al
additional haf pound to his weight on ~" spot
When however he came to pay for his supper bis
iaw c /. Cor from among he h'ngo IN hi- ror4ci Pc
niece II dawncd upon him that tho in-at'anic NAV
Of ne scales Ia charged him at The Iair 81 :. 80 pee
pound for hi, gam, aud lie wa paia,yl'L only for
vent into The next room and SAID to Mr. swan:
"fom. Ive .droppcd i've q lar eo,d pee INC,
open the ueasly thing and oct it out"
"Open tho-c scales" said tom. II lav" no more
rsi % DO tG@t a nSa d nave % IN NE me-
Only nan IN Detroit that any hu~inc-, 80 uonae'
y ,d , yaa I Toag and i % VII Sa,c " IN r
Nj Irand thought f. ont right that b. .houh do
done he and MIR st out for W"'schlagrrs.
accompanied by three or four volunteer advisor.
and ,his invoked doing something" - e. not oniy
for the whiting part. hut for the remainder Of the
Pe9gR n,tT I" FIVE ,lS ,cn house
when the Gao was fully before him Tony saiA
"Whv Mr. Irland can't do ANYTHING f"r you An
have the rcl to 30 is 70 ac The las ont Of hc
JcGer.on-ave, without o,cnlng them. III tel
You What II do, though III 20 down with you ana
see him
So TONY put his coat TO go down and o. course,
Fred III "a Ittlc something
ORC dollar.
Then thcv started out most ~ fhn lci-unclv people
about the place Joining them. and went down Ia the
Jefferson Avcuur place. where the condition Of affairs
again explained
Ono dollar and evenly cents whom it fully
un o stood the said.
"Ccrtainly III 60 up and ret your money. Come
OIL. bows. wc'n 20 With '"m"
So they started two by two. up Jefferson
"Whcrc's lie band ," shouted a gamn.
Land Der ain't 10 band" said another. Them
tic knights % st John, comm back from funeral
at Ypeilanii"
The procession marched with admirable ali-nmcnf
TO swan Sled in and
Two dollars and SIXTY cents. Then Fred got his s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
TIE oEyERorS S1nAyGER MAKES MONEY
From me Aos,on courier

There hardly fewer way Of making money than
Of spending H. AID the Editor heard the Other day Of
a method which wholly new 10 him. \ visitor
TO he sapctum remarked that the trains running
from Boston to certain suburb there frequently
TO be ,crn active and wdc-awahc man Who has Dc
viScd Ingenious ucfhod Of turning 10 profit the
misfortuncs II h- ineligible
The Other nigh. the narrator said "thcrc Wa
a man half drunk who had no Ticket and vino found
himself short ty three crut~ when IL came 10 a cash
payment. There considerable discussion AID
wtaugliug over the natter when up jumped the
saart man AID produced - required three cents
Ito clustered considerably. declaring that be wasn't
colu, to soc any man put of just for coming short
three ccrts. and meanwhile he qGic IL took ih" ten
cont rebate check which the conductor p'"o' for
cash fare and pockctcl Il without remark Tic CEN
erusitv of tho pas -cuCer moved another man 10 be
cent short. and the enierprisinc stranger secured
So ord rebate check. The second imp'cuWouS pa
seugtr. however, moic sober than ITO hr-t' ana
before the end Of the ride be- lad managed 10 figure
ND I'm his own mind Nat the favor he had accepted
had cot him ten cents. lie cndoavorcd 10 get pos
session 81 the check. but the -p"cuaior knew his
business and would not Civ" a. up The scheme l.
one Of tho-o ingenious, p'iv. tricky method 81
catching stray pennies 10 which we are accustomed
10 hear the word Yankee applied In it, unplcasant-
siCuifCatOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

oali sales OF state bonds made at full figures
iney included Louisiana consolidated As at 90 and Mis-
r Us OF Sss AT lOl Ofeity bank stocks American
Exchange soil ~ az li3.
haifoad bonds were inactive and prices as n rule
WIRE shade cascr. There transactions In
ie second console bat they not offered below the
,."S'hS price yesterday Missouri. Kansas and
itHIS general mortgage Is were firm at s7Iq
nnu small sa.es or general mortgage So
were m an advance NJ l. per 10 77le Fort Worth
anu Denver city irsis lost yesterdays advance or
cl cent AMI were fairly Grye at the d,cne. West shore
- were strong and tlls higher st. Louis Arkansas
VIC d. better Denver and Rio Cradle frat IS were
sWhly az ISLE, AMI Western nrss. asscuteG rose |
per cent to bSi AMI held most OF the advance Atlantic
anu fdlhc incomes were dull and p per cent lower at
Il sh ado higher W '
~ unlisted securities dealt in at the stock Exchange
ooh seed on certificates sOI l9-Ol between - and
- closing mt the higher price; SeT YORK. Chca %
a' - Ohl- hrsis new at si3: North River Consiruo.
.oh ,iVp no il2; Security Milling ami Mining Il l. 30, a.
- "-'s~f@ resainng Yesterdays loss. SutrO Tnn-
hed ~ 30 at J9d3S cents share.
me marry in money yesterday by which few cxcep-
uoal loans were made az per cent, only the usual
f'ay experience because tina Sleek Exchange says
mere except the loan stand three days To-day the
marhet was nominal at per cent
ar Hnp Treasury was debtor at tao Clearing House
L9ropean steamers arriving to-day brought about
Fl,2.O.OUO gold
Inc customs receipts reported az Washington ay
StD'U5 dni the internal revenue -131.7i
' i'd states Treasury received =lji.ulJ National Jln&
2ir- Tor redemption and the receipts Tor tho week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
FLESH TURNED INTO STONE

HdDd chy Correspondence Nii,caukee Journal.
-, j. uuy marvellous ana wonderful country
tourccs but 10 absunds iu geological that AZ.
ioIu CONSTANT surprise and study the student this
.no', Ih.eiFesunK science The Bad Lands. located
seventy miles couiheast OF this place have no equal
tnls continent rs receptacle for petrefacons OF am
IhDous animals The peculiarly OF the soil
1io sohe Dnt TINS power Is not confined to the soil
o. tne Bsn LANDS but exists In many localities In the
bdch flis case has Just come 10 the knowledge Of
!.u correspondent that has never been made public,
thu proves that many bodies buried tho hills have
80 70 sone The case at hand Is that Of little
r. 81, or Eugene Holcomb. prominent citizen of Rapid
s,ny sohe ears the boy died and buried IN a
tbe V sea ASIDE for general burying purposes When
no no. omb had large monument erected
s snu Ihe departed disinterred Tho family
hs When the shovel OF the graved digger reached
asset u would need replacing. and had made prep
ous 20 tDat end. The coffin reached and "a the
unuea'ofed TO place rope underneath TO twist IL 10
ny ~ ne was surprised al its great weight Think
'engh. he made several more efforts but only moved
Two "w ihehes, and was compelled 10 call for aid.
the easssi snCcesdGi In placing The rope about
~ 'he surface. An examination followed and
% the deceased being revealed II was found that the
Sn; haa .urnc not as the scripture says turned into
as s', out INTO s0ld rock. From ntieuaB who was
rsseht aud whose word be relied upon IL was
h.a thai the parents easily recOgRzed the child The
siyb,i nas ASSUMED DARK brown color the features
nsnuy sbrunken, and he compared II 10 the APP
ks;s'shce OF mummy. Tho eyebrows aud
80. were OF lighter hue, while the hands looked per
~ III was the most singular sight he had ever Wit
ss matter from the newspaper columns The body was
iot s Inferred aud now rests peacefully In the family
'vyIor aneht We know.
strange OF this body IA not he only
snnce Tho small number Of dead removed has not
Pens III an opportunity 10 carn how an occur
whsn s may be. but learned gentlemen tell me that
NoS,r va or1sI blows bis bugle or the dsntsrrise of
maj" oe comes necessary In the Black ills country
VIII DO found turned 70 stone The ether Instance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
yrDGE ABERDEIy's HUGE FEE.

wednesdav evening Justice Aberdeen doorbcI
wns given a vicious pull, and on responding Young
man gfcetod the servant. lie asked for Nj Aberdeen
ami was ushertn into the pdflor lie qulrkIy SaioI
hts btI mess a Young cOIpe wanted To gel M iiTlh
that evening and he was the 90 botwcoh WOuIi Mr'
Aberdeen perform The ceremony Certainly, am mo
Young man departed. leaving marriage 'crIin'ai3
i'm fc possession the justice. The latter scanned inc
document and read the names OF Samuel w .ibaIVOOI
and Mrs Eva M.Stil, and the fact that each hal been
divorced An hour later another young man ana
,nuuQ woman were u-hcrcd into the gayly Hghted
parlor In a brief space Of .tlmc the service wa,
, ,rE,rmet and thon tho bridegroom wan'rd
to know il tho marriage announcement wOull vs.
published in n Hartford and Ncwi DIRK paper: Mr.
Aberdeen thought the matter coud be arranged ana
suggcstrd that 50 cents would pay tho bill Gar"o0d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSOy
~ klkkh sAILIOAD.
GREAT FOUkIRACh TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Largest FINEST Passenger Station IN America
u IN, Itoche,t,r au1 hO0trca LAptess, diawin4
room - blny Troy and Syracuse also 10 Montreal
. 70 a. m tho FAMOUS CrIICAro LIMITED com.
posed exclusively ~ BuHet smoking car dining draw
Ing room anl sleeping cars for Albany, tea. syracuse.
no "a -"r. iiuti". Erc cleveland ahd Toledo airNiu.
Chir'g" 80 g. -. g. NJ dly
TO 90 a M, Chic go Express. drawlngroom cars %
Cauanfaigu, and Rochisfyr
= 20 = m. Western EewYor and Northern Express.
- p H. Am Troy and r'tlca special with draw.
IN room car, to Albany. Connects ~ Troy I0r SdtAosL
= p m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
- D. ft-f chi. tinr'ntifi ara - louis TX
press, Sleeping for Falls, Buffalo, Sts-
iouis. Toledo, and Chicago Dlnngcar New YORK
= D. m . Montreal AMI rnc1 Express. daily. Sleep.
ing cars sburg and Montreal via ROuses Point and
Via ST. Adams. sunday train docs not run west VI
p. m Special sleeper. arrives Rochester 40 = m.
Buralo . 35 4 m. ami Cleveland ~ Is D. next day.
10 rs p NJ Pacific Express. with sleeping cars for
Auburn Geneva, tanaiaigut Rnchestcf Buffalo, Ndsir,
Falls. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit tnt Chicago Sleeping
II p. m. Nigh, Express. with sleeping ears 10 Al.
hAny and Troy Connecs with the morning trains for the
West Tor Sratogl Lake George aud Tor tho North lex
ecpt saturday nsht) ,, -
Grand Central Depot 4l3 49, and 942 BrpaiNsy,
~ Park Place Battery Place. GO West l25th 81. ans
Mott Haven station rs St, New York 3 Washington
and 100 FULTON st Brooklyn and 10 Fourths 81. Williams
Wcs'co'rs .Fyp-css cal FOR and check baggage non
Run daily others daily except Sunday. .Stop a,
Not Iavcu st,,on u3sthstl
General srperiotcndcu. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
MILE TILAS Is OEF ELECTIONEERING

WHILE Villas IS OFF ELECTIONEERING
Vashugton Dspafch TO me ntiwaukee Eoening iseonsn
Acting Postmaster General Stevenson Ia, been
quietly acting for Colonel VIA, for neatly three months
and yet has performed any important functions Of
the department. All tho leases for Offices throughout
tho country remain Enacted upon. The PIC dental
cases have accumulated and the routine business
only has been transact ted IL IS believed by subOrl-
nacs Iat tho for all THIS Is that Colonel Villas u
Jealous Of his prcrOgatiye- and Will not consent 10 al
low stevenson at freely. His new regulation ha.
clipped the wing Of hcw cleric u
tho three asSIs'aWS 10 .Io ',,
General. Those gentlemen arc hol h'"N,'i
,o sign important matter a. formerly consequently
while Colonel Villas l. away, Stevenson cannot act
freely for him. nor Havnc act for stevenson
Hence tho affairs OF the department are getting s%nly
behind at every turn and all this because VIA -
"a dominant IL not donlnecring Ia his department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
RAILROAD.

ANp Scs MAI! Ho s15 EEcrap,.
na % S ig.oars and and mo West with Pullman
sni t reSsSa ai,a d .,9r baas sai
sTRPs 10Th Eoo% hayen d M V;'p cory and
f fF cum eatr5 aud l tss 81 es CONS on. '''
S sSsoSq e Sas " ."a
Sunday 2S % ID and and M Saturdays only n'
Baltimore Washington aol the South, Limited WaSh.
% h.ss.i S. .sS. d. i sS;ss; sss%1a.', S
M ,r arSy w w1.snSsos m a1 sui dfi q 20
SO n ID and Il % ana % .aa i%p u
For FO c S sy ' 10 nv week Week days Saturday.
Bay nsaa 5gns'G1 ana 70.
For VIA . N:xySEt sAH,sDsIs
Loaf Jerry Gy AVOIDING speedy direct
From si Rs'0G Fssn %s.Ss 80 .s sa
Baaqors ! 20; o 80 a. m. s 20, 30 % 30; 80.
g 'Sa j. sS % q SS1'ait
sso a Il 4 : "a ), g +, !, 90 "a *
ifi sS SUNDAY % % So sSo e 50 & &
FOR pmILADELpniA:
trans seT w wa and cot
Si@a Saas Ssl sss sss limited M ls %.H1s ESQ.,
press is. @ LimtedI and 10 NJ Z. 80. 6, O. 4,
and D. m, and IL rs night
Trains leaving New;York daily. except Sunday. at g.
Resgn,@s saSs B5o.s Stree; station. hiisdsipA,A
SO stS u ana lily m; Limited E.Psss;
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House Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and C0rt-
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Tho New. York Transfer Company viii call for and checb
baggage from hotels and residences. 49,.
CHAS. t. PNGH. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General PasfR Agent